The leaders of Ontario’s main political parties will be campaigning largely in the vote-rich Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area today as election day approaches.
Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford, who is seeking to hold on to the premier’s office, will be speaking in Oakville today and is set to host a rally in Kitchener tonight.
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NDP Leader Andrea Horwath heads first to east Toronto, then the Hamilton region and later to Mississauga, with a stop in Paris, Ont., along the way.
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Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca will be Mississauga to discuss his party’s plan to oppose a new highway promised by the Tories, before heading to Brampton.
Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner will be making a climate announcement in Hamilton before heading to Brampton later in the day.
Ontario’s election is set for June 2.
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